their own party in one instance, provides north dakota highway patrol the north dakota guard to supportopers in our guard members serve with the utmost professionalism and restraint. we want to thank them all once again for their important service. [applause]. [applause]. our strength in the fundamental truth that we are a nation of laws. and midnight and predictability of 2020, the brave men and women of law enforcement carried out the daily responsibilities. among them was police officers cody holton. who also served incredibly as a first lt. in the north dakota army national guard. officer dedicated his life to protecting his community state and country. he was a loving husband and enduring father. had a son and a brother. officer represented the best of all of us. a man of honor, courage, public service, and for god and family and country above all else. a leader who always place the needs of others above his own honey who exemplified into spirit of service. our freedoms are built on those who have upholding our law. and ran into danger when others run away from it. in may 27, he di

and the people of south dakota deserve all the credit.ple struggled, they lost loved ones, and their livelihoods were threatened. but they never lost hope. they were resilient. that fortitude enabled us to emerge from 2020 stronger, as individuals and as a state. last year, a good portion of this speech was dedicated to explaining why south dakota is the perfect place to work or run a business. our people, their work ethic and their values, are second to none. all of us in this room, who work for them, respect the rights of our people to live their lives. we don't have a corporate income tax. there is no business inventory tax. we have no personal income tax. we also do not have a personal property tax or an inheritance tax. the taxes that we do have to fund state government are stable and predictable. in short, for those who might be worried about tax increases, you do not need to be. the government in south dakota lives within its means. we balance our budget without accounting gimmicks or tricks. we proudly hold a triple-a credit ratin

north dakota continues to be a powerhouse for the nation. ranking sixth in total energy production thanks to our all-of-the-above approaches that embraces oil, gas, coal, hydroelectric, biofuels, wind and solar. and what's coming outside -- with coming outside forces, it's important that we keep seeking synergies here in north dakota through the empower commission, as we have done so successfully in the past. there's another rising opportunity before us, using electrolysis to produce hydrogen from waste water. yes, nothing but water and electricity is inputs. hydrogen and oxygen are produced and that hydrogen can be paired with our existing energy sources to produce carbgen-neutral power. with the scale required to make hydrogen-produced energy work requires massive amounts of storage and thanks to the work of the environmental research center, we know our western north dakota geology has three salt beds more than a mile underground that show promise for creating salt calve earns. these calve earns would generate revenue for landowners while

in one provide north dakota highway patrol come north dakota national guard to support local authorities as always our troopers and our guard members serve with the utmost professionalism and restraint. we want to thank them all once again for their important service. [applause] our strength also lies in the fundamental truth that we are a nation of laws, and amid the unpredictable of 2020, the brave men and women of law enforcement carried out their daily responsibilities. among them was grand forks police officer cody holte who also served incredibly as a first lieutenant in the north dakota army national guard. officer holte selflessly dedicate his life to protect his community, his state, his country. he was a loving husband and an adoring father, a son and a brother. officer holte represented the best of all of us. a man of honor, courage, public service who put god, family and country above all else. a leader who always place the needs of others above his own and who exemplified the true spirit of public service. our freedoms are built on those who uphold the rule of law, who run t

she represented that north dakota story so well. she continues to share her experience with addiction and recovery. she inspires others to eliminate the shame and stigma of addiction. let's give catherine our appreciation and gratitude. [applause] gov. burgum: going forward, we can limit text growth by design. by supporting the development of more economically sound cities to maximize the use of existing infrastructure as we strive to create healthy communities. we brought community leaders from across the state to discuss smart growth and what was needed to maintain a 21st century workforce. they can only reach their focusing and working with community partners on initiative programs, going forward. we continue to engage the nations with whom we share geography, resulting in many positive outcomes. signing an agreement with the national guard to make the tuition assistance program available. for mark fox's presentation, we know that there are still many challenges that we face working with those who are tribal members. we are commi

just another beautiful january afternoon in north dakota. just over 40 degrees warmer than our first state of the state four years ago. chief justice and chairman, we thank you for your thoughtful work this morning and for your service to all the residents of north dakota. chief justice, to you and the entire judicial branch, toward department of corrections and rehabilitation, thank you for keeping our justice system running smoothly during this past year. we look forward to continuing collaboration throughout the legislative season -- session, with all of you. as our administration enters the second term, brent, kathryn and i are truly honored to continue serving the incredible citizens of north dakota, especially during these historic times. together we look forward to the tremendous opportunities before us to make a positive difference for our citizens and our state. as north dakotans, we have experienced much this past year. truly, an entire flock of black swan events, combining flooding, drought, and ongoing global pandemic, market cra

in south dakota, we live within our means. we balance a budget with out accounting gimmicks or tricks. we hold a triple-a credit rating and our state pension plan is fully funded. our state believes in smart regulation. we roll out the red carpet, not the red tape. we are the pheasant capital of the world. and our state parks, -- you can clap for that. [applause] gov. noem: our state parks and outdoor recreational opportunities are unmatched. for those who have spent the last nine months shut down or locked up in other states, south dakota is open. we have stayed open the entire time. that is how we will operate for as long as i am governor. [applause] gov. noem: one of my chief priorities is to grow south dakota. that is why you hear me inviting those who cherish and value our way of life to come and join us. south dakota is the perfect place to grow your family, grow your business, and live your life as you see fit my administration continues to do everything in its power to help in this effort. this last year, we assisted w

he is executive director of the broadband association of north dakota, and north dakota when it comes to connectivity has been a success story, is that correct? >> guest: it really has been. thank you. it's a pleasure joining you. north dakota which is served almost overwhelmingly by locally owned providers served some 96% of the state. what we have here in north dakota is a situation where those companies invest in themselves. they invest in their communities and the infrastructure and the customers that both locally owned companies serve. in fact, mr. pratt just mentioned chattanooga be a gig community. north dakota has 300 rural gig communities. >> host: and you emphasize the locally on aspect of these private companies, is that correct? what's the importance? >> guest: yes, sir. really what they are is, on the telephone cooperatives in the majority of cases, and family-owned companies and a few small commercial companies, 16 in all. that have evolved into the state of the art broadband providers. nobody is interested in voice right now. voice is just one of the applications that w

association of north dakota north dakota, when it comes to conductivity has been a success story, is that correct? >> it really has been. thank you. it's a pleasure to join you. the north dakota which has served almost overwhelmingly by locally owned providers served psalm 96% of the state and so what we have here in north dakota is a situation where those companies invest in themselves and invest in their community and in the infrastructure and in the customers that those locally owned companies serve. in fact, mr. pratt just mentioned the chattanooga being a giga community in north dakota has 300 world gate communities. >> host: mr. crothers, you emphasize the locally owned aspect of these private companies and is that correct? what is the importance? >> yes, sir. really what they are is of the telephone cooperatives in a majority of cases and family-owned companies and a few small commercial companies 16 and all that have evolved into being state-of-the-art broadband providers nobody is interested in voice right now and voice is one of the allegations for reuse with broadband. the

john: the cold war narrative is really part of south dakota. it is part of the dakota ethos.f you want to study aviation history or even world history, you end up drawing lines back to ellsworth air force base. back to the prairies of south

any questions for david crothers of north dakota?, i think you covered everything really well. >> david crothers of the broadband association of north dakota, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> allen pratt, what did you hear from mr. crothers. -- ? >> they are ahead of the game in a lot of rural areas and across the state and whole country. we interviewed several superintendents in north dakota and also did a couple podcasts about the connectivity as march and april rolled in. dr. stephen johnson from lisbon public schools was one of our guests. he mentioned they were 96% covered during that time period, which if you looked at the numbers during that time, they were number one in the country with everyone being connected. we were really excited and hope other states pay attention and do the same work as north dakota. >> alyson klein? >> so, how has the pressure on state budgets because of the economic downturn, how is that impacting your schools? are they worried about that at all? are they looking ahead and seeing cuts?

born and raised on the pine ridge reservation in sth dakota.ped lead the fight against fossil fuel extraction and oil and gas pipelines. in 2016, we spoke with her at a protest camp on the standing rock sioux reservation in north dakota, where she joined water defenders fighting the dakota access pipeline. this is some of what she said. >> if the pipeline is put in, it is going to leak or spill or burst or explode. that oil is going to get into the water. dakota access pipeline says they are going to bury it 30 feet under, and they are assuring everybody it is going to be safe. but i think western science doesn't really know everything it inks it knows. we need to make our decisions based on what is best for mother earth and our coming generations. that includes protecting our water. water is under threat all over the world right now. there are people that have no access to clean drinking water. amy: that is debra white plume. we met her at the standing rock reservation. can you talk about her commitment to stping the dakota access pipeline? al

outside the dakota the crowds of fans continued to grow. a mass outpouring of grief. in new york central park on the sunday after his death thousands showed up for a vigil. # imagine there's no heaven... today people of all kinds but perhaps those of my generation in particular, look back on the night of december the 8th1980 with great sadness. this 69—year—old lennon fan will never forget. it was a bad day. i heard it on the news and i didn't believe it. i had to listen to it again and again to make sure i wasn't dreaming. it was bad. it was a bad day. i felt as if someone from my own family had died. it was just so tragic. he was my hero so i couldn't wait for the new album, now it was out again, starting over was playing, all these great songs. i was excited to hear his voice again. he was so sadly taken away from us. # imagine allthe people... there was a palpable sense of loss, but why was the grief so extreme? it was definitely more pronounced than that brought on by the untimely death of other pop figures like whitney houston or mich

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tell me, what are the issues facing tribal communities, specifically in north dakota. have you been in touch or anyone been in touch with the biden administration about addressing that important issue somebody. >> thank you for having me. i'm a citizen of the iroquois nation. there are five tribes and five went with moderna and the other three pfizer. what we're learning though is there wasn't a concrete plan in place. so i'm excited to see and hear of president biden's plan, aggressive plan, to roll out the vaccine. my elder mom is scheduled to get

and here in the vast north dakota grasslands, k.c.him ourselves. we're going to bring him home and finally get closure for everybody here. >> and alberta. >> sometimes grief overwhelms me, i'm just in a pile of tears, and i have not lived alone ever. >> takes some figuring out. >> it takes some figuring out. >> sarah, thoroughly investigated was held blameless, not involved in james' violent conspiracies, though in the community, and among some in law enforcement, suspicion lingers. in june 2017, she pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud. sarah was sentenced to three years of probation, and ordered to pay over $340,000 in restitution. >> so as you look at all of these events and you think, gosh, what sin did i commit to during this spot, what would you say? >> i trusted a con artist. i trusted a sociopath. since i married the monster, some people think i should be one too. but i'm not. >> wreckage, lots of it, once upon a time, in a flat and gracious land where tough men wrestle for oil, murderous ambition bubbled up with

the pandemic is practically over in south dakota.munity, i don't know, but it doesn't look like there was no lockdown necessary there. cases declined after peaking in mid-november. naturally, shutdowns meant big job losses and huge suffering across the country. while the national unemployment rate stands at around 6.7%, the situation in california and new york, far worse. meanwhile, check out these numbers from south dakota, florida, and texas. gosh, time to move to sioux falls. i will take freezing temperatures they are over lockdowns any day of the week. and by the same analysis, if you had to choose right now, between, let's say, living in florida, or california, which would you choose? let's start with california, governed by liberals at every level. just this week, we found out that governor gavin newsom's administration paid key covid data from the public because it was too complex for most regular folks to understand. well, one thing they did understand, they did in my ordered rolling blackouts. but like that sham while guy us

meanwhile, right-wing state lawmakers in montana, north dakota, and south dakota are pushing a number of new anti-trans bills. we'll have more on the fight over trans rights after headlines with the aclu's chase strangio. the senate has voted to confirm janet yellen to be treasury secretary, making her the first woman to ever hold the post. during her confirmation hearing, the former federal reserve chair urged lawmakers to "act big" on the next covid-19 relief package. >> the smartest thing we can do is act big. i believe the benefits will far outweigh the costs, especially if we care about helping people who have been struggling for a very long time. amy: the senate is also expected to confirm tony blinken to be secretary of state today after he received the support of the senate foreign relations committee on monday. during his confirmation hearing, blinken backed the trump administration's hardline approach on china and venezuela, including recognizing opposition leader juan guaido as venezuela's president. blinken also said the u.s. would move to end its support of the saudi-led

when i was in the south dakota legislature, i actually voted for it. did it without putting together consensus on it. if you're going to talk about an emergency operation, why would you then include and demand that that be a part of it? i think that's just looking for a way not to get some things done that might very well have to be done in the next couple weeks. >> let me ask you this, would you support some raise in the minimum wage? when we consider -- it does seem as if some of these things are negotiable. we haven't raised the minimum wage in years. it's sitting at $7.25. if it was 12 instead of 15, would that make it easier for wru to support this bill? >> i think the bigger issue here is whether or not we're going to be specific on covid relief. if you want to do those other items, such as that, let's break it out, separate it out, take correct. let's go back in and focus once again on covid relief. i'll say this again, republicans and democrats alike want to get ahead of this as quickly as we can. warp speed worked. it was done literally june a

when i was in the south dakota legislature, i actually voted for it. did it without putting together to be done in the next couple e is whether or not we're going to be specific on other items, such as that, let's break it out, separate it out, take the time and do it correct. let's go back in and focus once again on covid relief. i'll say this again, republicans and democrats alike want to get ahead of this as quickly as we can. warp speed worked. it was done literally june announcely. the senate worked together to get that don. we've done something in a matter of ten to 12 months that has never been done these out. it was a consensus-driven approach that everybody in the united states senate literally supported or it couldn't have been done that quickly. that's doable again. we didn't try to include other things that many of us would have liked to have included because we knew we had to find consensus. let's focus on those things that we can get done that we agree are specifically targeted to covid relief. >> let me move to the impeachment. do you be

in addition, senators kevin cramer and john hogan of north dakota also said they will not vote to object. joining us now on this consequential week, co-founder of the newly launched punch bowl news, jake sherman. he is also an msnbc political contributor. jake, welcome. congratulations on the launch of punch bowl news. it's been great to watch. what do you guys have this morning, particularly as you look ahead to the georgia elections tonight that you're watching? >> well, kasie, good morning, and thank you, and thank you for the plug. a few things that are worth keeping in mind here. number one, on the certification, this is a complete kamikaze mission, as you know, but it's worth restating. there's no way that joe biden is not going to be president come january 20th, and the republicans are setting up their base for a massive failure for reasons that are not clear to anybody. that's number one. number two, on the georgia election, kasie, the most consequential pair of races in

he's determined he's going to get me. >> back in north dakota, david shannon's family tried to keep uph all the shocking information. the murder, the revelations about swinging, and now joan was telling them that she had become a suspect, to which they replied -- joan? not a chance. >> we tried to play the scenario. did joan have a part in it? none of us could see that she could possibly have done that. it is just not in her nature to do that. she can't. >> but brenda did have somebody else in mind. >> now, elizabeth? i could see it. >> elizabeth? the shannons' 15-year-old daughter? is it possible she was a cold-blooded killer who executed her very own stepfather? the man who adopted her, raised her, provided for her? maybe, said david's sister brenda. daisy and elizabeth were always troubled, said brenda. and when elizabeth hit her teens, watch out. >> david and joan did not have the tools needed to deal with what those two girls dished out. it was boys, drugs, and violence. if she got angry with somebody, she would destroy something of theirs. >> that was hardly elizabeth's view of t

very good for my state of north dakota we have enjoyed peace and prosperity like never before up until this last year when covid-19 came to the united states so i'm a strong supporter of the president and think his place in history is going to be overshadowed by the recent events i think that's unfortunate i did not vote to object to any of the electors. the clear reading of the constitution says i don't have that authority i did part with him on a few things by and large, i'm grateful for his service but i have to admit that i have spent the last two days now interviewing five biden nominees to the cabinet, and i want to get to the serious business of legislating and form ago new administration that we can work with, not continue to work against, which is what i'm afraid is going to happen if we continue with these theatrical impeachments that nancy pelosi seems to be bent on. >> i was going to finish there, but after the president held the speech and incited the rioters to go to the capitol, you're calling that political and thee at ri -- did you see what happened, did you hear them

mr president the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of south dakota seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there for there from the donald j. trump of the state of florida perceive 3 votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received 3 votes for vice president are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote 'd of the state of south dakota at the teller's verified appears to be regular and for an authentic this it to fit from tennessee the parliamentarians advise me is the only certificate of vote from the state reports to be returned from the state as an axe to it a certificate of authority of that state reporting to appoint an ascertain electors . mr president the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of tennessee seems to be regular in form and authentic and it appears there from that andre tromping state of florida received 11 votes for president and michael r. pence the state of indiana received 11 votes for vice president are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote for the state of

, this certificate from south dakota, the parliamentarians advised is the only certificate of vote from that state that purports to be returned from the state and that is annexed through the certificate of authority from the state purporting to appoint an edge electors. >> mr. president, there sniffed offorget -- the certificate the state seemed to be authentic and it appears therefrom that donald j. trump of the state of florida received three votes for president and michael r. pence of the state of indiana received three votes for vice president. >> are there any objections to counting the certificate of the vote of the state of south dakota that the tellers verified appears to be regular and -- in form and authentic? this certificate from tennessee, the parliamentarians advise me is the only certificate of vote from the state and purports to be a return from the state has annexed to a certificate of authority from that state reporting to and ascertain electors. thursday --dent, the certificate of the electoral vote of tennessee appears to be regular in form and authentic and appears

ef did appeal but north dakota's highest court affirmed his conviction.r story ends with a family shattered and matt walters didn't regret his decision to wear a wire. but he struggles, doing the right thing was not easy. >> basically i'm responsible for ending another person's life in all meaningful ways. which is fine. she deserved it. but it is still kind of a hard thing to deal with to know that you ended someone's life. >> you feel somehow it is on you. >> there is a weight on me. >> and angela would surely be working as a nurse by now, would finally have achieved her life long ambition to care for people and make them well. >> she pops in my head and i just think how sad because she would have been one heck of a nurse. that is all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales, thank you for watching. >> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is "dateline." >> during the middle of the night, i heard this loud noise. it sounded like someone was in the house. i opened up her door to her bedroom and i thought, i'm hearing things

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inside the ceremony is heidi heitkamp, a former senator from north dakota joining us on the lye line. and you were there for this, and so few were, and your observations and takeaways, senator? >> this is my seventh or eighth, i am not sure inaugural, and ever are one different, but this is among the most some ber. s someber. and the poet was the high point, and for many it was the whew, and president biden and we can say that now, and not president-elect, but president biden's speech was workmanlike and it was not poetry and let's get together and i hear you, and pretty much a lot of what he has been saying all along and the mother's milk of communication is repetition, and that is what the president talked about, but there was a collective sigh of relief and bipartisan and then awareness that there is so much to do as the president said in his inaugural speech. these are hugely challenging times. >> the world is watching, and boris johnson spoke in the u.k. that the variant has found the peak and maybe coming down slightly, and he also just said that the united states and the united

. >> mister president, the only thing i would say to the chair , to my friend from south dakota is many of the proposals he proposed as alternatives to our proposal , beautiful imagery objected to when we had our associations on the cares bill . we believe this and be in addition to the expansion of unemployment insurance and other things in the state of the economy . this was needed and i thank you for that yield the floor. >> mister president . >> senator from vermont . >> let me say to my friend senator, certainly i concur with you what a pleasure it is to be spending new year's day with you and our colleagues. >> when i another number what to do but you are because we have to be . and we are here because back home er, in my state and all over the country , millions and millions of families are struggling to put food on the table . they are struggling to pay their rent. they're struggling to come up with the money they need to go to the doctor . and it hits me in a personal frway.i received the other day from a colleague of mine in burlington vermont where i live, or to see 40,000 pe

senator cramer of north dakota, and thank you for your time, we appreciate it. >>> while the vote to impeach was unfolding the president was giving the national metal of arts award to toby keith and blue grass singer ricky skaggs. and so that was a private meeting. and unlike the last impeachment, there were no tweets from the president himself, because he is of course banned from that platform and unable to use his megaphone of choice, but he did release a five minute video from the white house account, and he did not mention impeachment, but he did mention threats of violence and speaking directly to the supporters. >> no true supporter of mine could ever endorse violence. no true supporter of mine could support violence or our great american flag, and no supporter of mine could harass their fellow american. if you are doing any of these things, you are not supporting the movement, but you attacking it. you are attacking the country. we cannot tolerate i. >> and to be clear, it was the president's supporters who assaulted the capitol and while they were doing so, he called them gre

we are going to spencer, south dakota, north dakota. caller: i do not think the president incited them. he cannot be plamed for something that the democrats were inciting. i believe the democrats were inciting it. and same thing with the voting. the democrats did cheat. i showed video and they were changing the machines and everything around. the democrats have to to be more careful in what they doing and saying the republicans should get along with the democrats, what happened the last four years? why weren't the democrats getting along with the republicans then? host: we are going to georgia. >> i'm a u.s. citizen and democrat vote and i was just watching the thing at the capitol and that was just so wrong for the whole world to see. that was worser than flying those airplanes into the buildings on 9/11. and i do think within my heart that donald trump should pay for what he done. host: we go to carey. >> i'm absolutely horrified by what i just saw. this time in the last time that the house tried to vote on something which is january

erik and robbie join us now from canton in south dakota. congratulations to you both. have any idea that robbie would plan this? >> no. i had no idea. i didn't think i would ever be surprised. i thought i would know, but it was crazy about this, he caught me off guard. >> that's great. >> now, i understand, robbie, that did you have this ring for three years? is that right? >> yeah. i bought it, and i just wanted to make sure that it was perfect. i needed the right time, the moment to ask him. and so yeah. i've had it for a little bit. yeah. >> so this definitely has been a year of such challenge, and i think a lot of introspection. what was it that happened in year specifically that made you decide this is it? >> it was just a tough year all around for everybody, and with getting the -- being able to get the vaccine, it was kind of like you know, opening a new chapter in our lives, just with that alone, and so i thought well, what better time, you know, what more memorable time to do it than to do it right when i was getting the vaccine? >> kind of brings it altogethe

a ten-vehicle pileup on interstate 90 in south dakota is where we start.oblems with more than a foot of snow really difficult to get around there and they did shut down. so i-90, two parts of the country have issues. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. after a noisy night and damaging winds, the threat continues through 10:00 and windy through 6:00 through the rest of the day. but the most damaging winds are most likely this morning. rain on monday. one on the storm impact scale. tonight, significantly cooler, 30s in our valleys, low to mid-40s elsewhere. wewe >>> now to pandemic career pivots. rebecca jarvis joins us with some people who found recent success using their unprecedented time to make major changes to their work lives. interested in this. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning. it's nice to see you, robin. and as we know this could be a difficult time for jobs certainly but it can also be an opportunity where you can work from home, take advantage of new technology and tap into your internal strengths to make mo

in fact, i went to the north dakota public health department website is so clear in terms of.oups that providers have to actually sign up by a certain system to be part of those is to receive the allocation that the allocation goes to centralize place and then is redistributed to the providers, and it's so clear on their website. not only that, but who the priority groups are. it seems to be updated. where is here on our website? you in california? i'm sure this will change every day because. this is obviously you know, inflow, working work in progress, but it was more about the larger philosophy about an equitable distribution. but the public health officers in the county are really the ones that are in charge of this and certainly stanford has said that is other hospitals, but i think it has to be made more clear for the providers, perhaps, and smaller clinics, systems and for the larger health s to coordinate and my understanding is that the local bear hospitals large and smaller, all coordinating now, and i think that really is something that if it hadn't happened weeks ag

state of south dakota we met up with him to see how the waxy biden is taking shape . politics. subjects or studio sorry hills area of southeast. u.s. president. being a future wax figure in the presence of former british prime minister winston churchill whose likeness is also in the world. this beginning stage is really about sort of investigating. the form of his head and practicing sculpting some of the shapes so nothing to do with features or dates i was at the stage of the figure was commissioned by the national presidential wax museum in the us state of south dakota jethro crop has been working on the clay model for 4 weeks but it will take another 3 or 4 months before it becomes a finished watchword. crab studied sculpture and began his career at madame tussaud . or the legendary london watch museum fashioned lifelike sculptures of many famous people. such as former beatle paul mccartney actress fun being big and composer live begun by coven. war interests me about. the paper i scoped is that everyone is completely individual and capturing what it is about someone that ma

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